

Name Anna Elisabeth Fishbach
Children with Jacob
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ANNA ELS FISCHBACK (Anna Elisabeth) was born on April 15, 1685 in Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, Germany. She was christened on Palm Sunday, 1685 at Trupbach. Her godmother was Anna, the daughter of Johannes Heimbach.
Elisabeth married Hans Jacob Richter (Rector) of Trupbach, on January 17,1711. Jacob and Elisabeth Rector immigrated to the Virginia colony in 1713 - 1714 with their son and her parents. Jacob Rector was listed as one of the heads of family of the Nassau-Siegen immigrants. He and his wife, Elisabeth were also listed as one of the twelve families who took up land at Germantown.
Elisabeth (Anna) Ficshbach was also known in deeds as Elisabeth Rector.
She became a widow w/4 children in the wilderness of Virginia 1729.
Hans and Elisabeth, her parents, brothers, and sisters came to Virginia from Siegen in 1714.
She remarried John Marr who died in 1744, he raised Jacob Rector after his dads death. Elisabeth Rector Marr married Col. John Finlayson later in life.
Anna died in 1761 in Germantown, Fauquier County, Virginia. The family started using the anglicized surname Rector instead of Richter after they moved to Germanna Va from Siegen Germany.
Hans John Jacob Rector 10/10/1674 died 1729.
He married Anna Elisabeth Fischbach born in Trupbach, Nassau Siegen Germany. Parents were Christophel Richter and Anna Catherin Becker. Was admitted to the Build of Steel Steelsmith and Toolmakers of the Freudenberg District, as a toolmaker on 6/7/1712. On 1/127/1711 he married Anna Fischbach-in 1713 Hans and Anna and their son Johannes left Tupbach for America along with other "1714" immigrants.
He eventually owned 150 acres of land in Spottsylvannia. Will book "A" pg 74 at Germantown Virginia. Town founded by Siegen immigrants about 15 miles north of original Germanna site.
Their oldest son Johannes (John) came from Germany, but the other children were born here. Hans Jacob Rector was an elder in the German Reformed church at Germantown. He died in 1729. Note: Rectortown Va also known as Maidsville Va is in Fauquier County, Virginia near Delaplane Va. See Flint Hill Farm/Chattins Run. Note: Rectortown Cemetery Rt. 713, Maidsstone Rd., Fauquier County, Rectortown Va.
Buried there are:
Elk Run/Elk Marsh est. 1715
W/of Brenttown. On site of old Manahoac Indian Village, Rt 610 + 806 site of 1st Anglican Church (1750) 2 copper mines.
Germantown (Midland) 1718 Licking Run remains under Crockett Park Lake.
Atoka Mosby organized his ranters at the Rector House 1863. located on Rt 50 near Loudon county border near Rectorstown.
rectortown previously known as Maidstone chartered 1772, Fauquierss 1st town/village was named after Rector family. Early mill on Goose Creek./Germanna Colony website....
Date and place of burial have been erroneously reported to be 1746 at Rectortown, Fauquier County, Virginia.
From "Find a Grave" website...
The wife of Hans Jacob Richter married 17 JAN 1711. Was born on 15 Apr 1685/1687 in Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, Germany.
The original ancestor of the Fishchbachs was a prominent iron-master, Tiel Van Fishchbach (otherwise called "von Hollenstein"), born about 1415-20 who was "Schultheiss" of Freudenberg: (ie: Chief Justice of the District Court and other official representative of the Count of Nassau-Siegen in that district.)
1714? D. Rectortown, Va., 1775, and buried there by the side of her husband. m. Before March 1733, John Rector, son of John Jacob Rector, d. bet. 1724 an d 1729 (one of the Germantown colonists) and Elizabeth, dau. Parson Henry Hager (b. 1687).
John Rector was born at Maidstone, Kent, England, 1713(?), d. Rectortown, Va., Mch., 1773. His will is in B. I. 205-7, Fauquier Co., Records, dated 5 Nov., 1772, probated 22 Mch., 1773."
(JOHANN) JOHN/HANS JACOB RICHTER married (1) ANNA ELIZABETH FISCHBACK on 17 Jan 1711 in Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, Germany.
Date and place of death have been erroneously reported to be 1696 in Fauquier County, Virginia.
Anna Els Fischback
Alt Name Anna Els (Anna Elisabeth) Fischbach
Birth 15 Apr 1685 Trupbach, Siegen, Westfalen, Preußen, Germany
Marriage 17 Jan 1711 Trupbach, Siegen, Westfalen, Preußen, Germany to Hans Jacob Richter
Marriage Aft 1729 to John Marr
Death Aft 1760 Germantown, Fauquier County, Virginia
Religion The German Reformed Church
ANNA ELS FISCHBACK (Anna Elisabeth) was born on April 15, 1685 in Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen, Germany. She was christened on Palm Sunday, 1685 at Trupbach. Her godmother was Anna, the daughter of Johannes Heimbach.
Elisabeth married Hans Jacob Richter (Rector) of Trupbach, on January 17,1711. Jacob and Elisabeth Rector immigrated to the Virginia colony in 1713 - 1714 with their son and her parents. Jacob Rector was listed as one of the heads of family of the Nassau-Siegen immigrants. He and his wife, Elisabeth were also listed as one of the twelve families who took up land at Germantown.
Anna died after 1760 in Germantown, Fauquier County, Virginia.
1685 |
April 5, 1685
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Trupbach, Nassau-Siegen (now Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany)
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April 15, 1685
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Trupbach, Siegen, Westfalen, Prussia
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April 15, 1685
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Trupbach, Siegen, Westfalen, Prussia
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1685
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Palm Sunday; godmother, Anna, daughter of Johannes Heimbach.
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1711 |
December 1, 1711
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Trupbach, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
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1714 |
1714
Age 28
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To Virginia
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1715 |
1715
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Prince William County, Virginia
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1715
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Fauquier, Virginia
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1724 |
August 23, 1724
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Virginia, Colonial America
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