Hanna Graeff

1707 ca.: Born to Hans Groff and Susan Orendorf Kendig while they were living in Germantown, PA. (9)

1728 Apr 1: Peter and about 200 other Mennonites meet at the house of Martin Meylin to sign the declarations required for naturalization. (13)

Signature from (13)

1728 ___ __: Peter Good (GC) marries Hanna Groff. (1 p19) (11) Children (5)

  1730 ca.: Zusan/Susanna (GC6)
  1732 ca.: Peder/Peter   (GC7)

1731: A Peter Gut is a member of the Mennonite congregation at Immelhäuser Hof just outside of Sinsheim, Germany. He may be the father of this Peter Good (GC). (1 p18) (7 p27)

1732: Peter's children Anna Good (GC1) Musselman and Jacob Good (GC2) arrive in Philadelphia from Meckesheim and Bockschaft. Both are near Sinsheim. They settle near Weaverland in Lancaster Co.

1735 Oct 23: Peter is warranted 100 acres in Earl Township of Lancaster Co., PA, and it is surveyed seven days later on Oct 30. (8) These 100 acres are within easy walking distance of the home of Hanna's parents Hans and Susan Groff on Groff's Spring, and it also is only a few miles from the Weaverland area where Peter's children settled.

1737 Apr 29: Peter sells his 100 acres to his brother-in-law Peter Groff. (12)

Hans Groff's Spring, 2007 N 40° 6.071, W 76° 7.796 In 1735, the 100 acres beyond the trees was warranted to Peter Good (GC), who at that time was married to his third wife Hanna Groff, second daughter of Hans.

1738 Dec 16: Peter Groff patents the 100 acres he bought from Peter Good. (12)

These warrants and patents are two of the key steps in the rather long, complex process of purchasing land from the Penn family.

1746 Jul 30: Hanna Groff Good is deceased. (11)