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Theodore Schultz Family


First Generation

Theodore Schultz was born in 1770 in Gerdauen, East Prussia, the son of Gottfried Heinrich Schultz and Anna Christina August, and died in August 1850. As a young man he served as a missionary to Surinam, but returned to Bethlehem PA in 1806 and later came to North Carolina. He married Susanna Catharina Elisabeth Loesch (1771-1855), daughter of Jacob Loesch and Anna Blum.


Second Generation

Children of Theodore Schultz and Susanna Loesch
Lisetta Schultz (1800-1877) did not marry, was a teacher in Bethlehem PA and in the Salem girls' school.
Caroline Schultz (1802-1860) m. Charles Abraham Steiner (1797-1879)
Theodora Schultz (1804-1870) m. Dr. Friedrich Heinrich Schumann (1777-1862), his second wife (the first was Johanna Salome Leinbach who died in 1821)
August Heinrich Schultz (1806-1885), became a Moravian bishop. He m. 1) Rebecca Matilda Bagge, 2) Elizabeth Wolle


Third Generation

Children of August Heinrich Schultz

According to the card file in the Moravian Archives, August Heinrich Schultz was the father of six children.

Lucinda Bagge's will (dated May 1866) names nephew Charles Bagge Shultz and nieces Mary Eliza, wife of D.A.N. Leinback, and Susan C., wife of Herman Brickenstein. We suspect that Mary Eliza and Susan C. are also Shultz children. Who were the others?


Sources

©, 2001-2007
Faye Jarvis Moran and Elizabeth H. Harris
faye@fmoran.com, ncgen@mindspring.com

Records of the Moravians in North Carolina, 12 volumes; Publications of the North Carolina Historical Commission

Stokes and Forsyth County will abstracts

Death Notices from the People's Press (Salem, North Carolina) 1851-1892, An Indexed Abstract, compiled and edited by Robert M. Topkins. Forsyth County Genealogical Society 1997

Card file, Moravian Archives, Salem

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