Sixth Generation (Continued)
Family of Johann Friedrich Heyson (23) & Anna Catharina Junckerin
27. Anna Catharina Heyson (Johann Friedrich5, Johannes Heuson4, Hans-Velten3, Velten2, Christianus Hußon1). Born on 21 Jul 1733 in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz.4 Anna Catharina was baptized in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, on 22 Jul 1733.4
On 1 Dec 1752 Anna Catharina married Johann Adam Linck in Halifax, Halifax Co., Nova Scotia.7 Born abt 1732 in Lgft. Hessen.

Johann Adam Linck was a mason by trade. He came to Halifax in 1752 on the Sally. According to the return of divisions of Lunenburg in July 1754, he resided at Rudolf’s Division, lot F-6. The return of the division stated that he had a house and garden. He was also listed as a soldier. In 1754 he received a 30-acre lot at Centre, lot A-7 (Bell’s Register). In 1760 the lot at Centre was registered to J. Adam Linck but was listed as vacant. The Linck family had left the community by 1760.
They had the following children:
34i.
Johann Philip (1753-<1755)
35ii.
Johann Philip (1755-)
36iii.
Anna Margaret (1757-)
28. Anna Maria Heyson (Johann Friedrich5, Johannes Heuson4, Hans-Velten3, Velten2, Christianus Hußon1). Born on 1 Mar 1735 in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz.4 Anna Maria was baptized in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, on 6 Mar 1735.4 Anna Maria died in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, on 12 Sep 1742; she was 7.4
29. Johann Philip Heyson (Johann Friedrich5, Johannes Heuson4, Hans-Velten3, Velten2, Christianus Hußon1). Born on 20 Oct 1737 in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz.4 Johann Philip was baptized in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, on 24 Oct 1737.4 Johann Philip died in Mahone Bay, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, on 1 Jan 1813; he was 75.3

Johann Philip Heyson came to Nova Scotia on the Murdoch in 1751 with his parents. His wife Maria Magdalena Zwicker came to Nova Scotia on the Gale in 1752 with her parents. Philip Heyson independently appears in the records beginning in 1760 with the registry of 30-acre lots. He appears with Peter Zwicker [jr.]; they are listed as each owning a 30-acre lot between the land of Benjn Green and that of Henry Becker who owned Oakland nos. 12 and 13 which were the last two lots in the first Oakland range. On 3 December 1764 Philip Heison participated in the third 300-acre land lottery and received a lot at Fourth Division, F-5 (Bell's Register). The Lunenburg township grant of 30 June 1784 confirmed his ownership to 675 acres (DesBrisay, Mather Byles. History of theCounty of Lunenburg, p. 71). His land holdings were scattered throughout the villages of Mahone Bay, Clearland, Oakland and Indian Point.

Philip Heison appeared in the 1770 Nova Scotia census (1770 census, p. 5). His household consisted of six people: one man, one woman, three boys and one girl. He owned two oxen/bulls, two cows, two young neat cattle and two swine. His farm produced 10 bushels of rye, four bushels of pease [sic], 12 bushels of barley and four bushels of oats.

On 15 October 1798, Philip Heyson received £6 cash payment for repairs that he made to the Mushamush bridge (NSARM: MG 4, no. 93.).
On 6 Mar 1759 Johann Philip married Maria Magdalena Zwicker, daughter of Johann Peter Zwicker & Maria Magdalena Haffner, in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia.8 Born in Jul 1739 in Zeiskam, Kur-Pfalz.9 Maria Magdalena was baptized in Zeiskam, Kur-Pfalz, on 4 Aug 1739.9 Maria Magdalena died in Oakland, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, on 26 Mar 1828; she was 88.3
They had the following children:
37i.
Johann Friedrich (Twin) (1760-1806)
38ii.
Johann Peter (Twin) (1760-<1770)
39iii.
Anna Elizabeth (1762-1824)
40iv.
John Philip Wendell (1765-1784)
41v.
John Melchior (1767-<1770)
42vi.
John William Gorkum (~1768-1818)
43vii.
44viii.
John Jacob (1773-1815)
45ix.
John Henry (1776-1847)
46x.
Johannes (1779-1811)
30. Johann Heinrich Heyson (Johann Friedrich5, Johannes Heuson4, Hans-Velten3, Velten2, Christianus Hußon1). Born on 21 Jul 1740 in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz.4 Johann Heinrich was baptized in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, on 22 Jul 1740.4 Johann Heinrich died in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, in 1747; he was 6.
31. Elisabetha Veronica Heyson (Johann Friedrich5, Johannes Heuson4, Hans-Velten3, Velten2, Christianus Hußon1). Born on 29 Jul 1743 in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz.4 Elisabetha Veronica was baptized in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, on 31 Jul 1743.4 Elisabetha Veronica died in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, in Oct 1825; she was 82. Buried on 26 Oct 1825 in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia.3
On 2 Jan 1759 Elisabetha Veronica married Heinrich Koch, son of Anton Koch & Gertraud Hulbusch, in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia.8 Born in 1734 in Welkenbach, Gft. Sayn. Heinrich died in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, on 4 Oct 1813; he was 79.3
They had the following children:
47i.
John Philip (1761-)
48ii.
Anna Elizabeth (1763-<1769)
49iii.
John Frederick (1766-)
50iv.
Anna Elizabeth (1769-1843)
51v.
John Henry (1771-1842)
52vi.
Anna Magdalena (1774-)
53vii.
John (1777-)
54viii.
Anna Catherine (~1780-1842)
55ix.
56x.
Salome (1784-1809)
57xi.
John Frederick Bruin (1786-1786)
58xii.
32. Anna Elisabetha Heyson (Johann Friedrich5, Johannes Heuson4, Hans-Velten3, Velten2, Christianus Hußon1). Born on 21 Jun 1746 in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz.4 Anna Elisabetha was baptized in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, on 24 Jun 1746.4 Anna Elisabetha died in Mahone Bay, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia, on 2 Jan 1775; she was 28.3
On 25 Nov 1766 Anna Elisabetha married Wilhelm Gorkum, son of Wilhelm Gorkum & Sophia Catherine (Gorkum), in Lunenburg, Lunenburg Co., Nova Scotia.8 Born on 29 Aug 1741 in Westhofen, Kur-Pfalz.
They had one child:
59i.
John Henry (1767-)
33. Eva Margaretha Heyson (Johann Friedrich5, Johannes Heuson4, Hans-Velten3, Velten2, Christianus Hußon1). Eva Margaretha was baptized in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz, on 14 Jun 1750.4 Born on 21 Jun 1750 in Hering [bei Otzberg], Kur-Pfalz.4 Eva Margaretha died in Kur-Pfalz.

Eva Margaretha Heison apparently remained in Europe since there is no indication of her being part of the family group on the Murdoch nor in any records at Halifax. Given that infants travelled free, it is also possible that she died at sea.
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