Henry Shuh b. 22 Mar 1785 d. 8 Jan 1837 Hay Township, Huron County, Ontario

1785 - 1837 (51 years)

Name	Henry Shuh [1]
Born	22 Mar 1785 [1]
Gender	Male
Died	8 Jan 1837	Hay Township, Huron County, Ontario [1]
Person ID	I15910	All
Last Modified	10 Dec 2006

Father	Jacob Schuh, b. 1755
Family ID	F4217	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Mary Kaufman, b. 17 Aug 1788

Children

	1. Anna (Nancy) Shuh, b. 31 Dec 1808, d. 20 Aug 1895 (Age 86 years)
	2. Catharine Shuh, b. 29 Mar 1811, d. 11 Jun 1835 (Age 24 years)
	3. Mary Shuh, b. 19 Jul 1813, d. 4 May 1832 (Age 18 years)
	4. Benjamin Shuh, b. 15 Nov 1815, USA , d. 21 Jan 1892, Waterloo County, Ontario (Age 76 years)
	5. Lydia Shuh, b. 30 Nov 1817, d. 8 Sep 1873 (Age 55 years)
	6. Henry Shuh, b. 8 Jun 1820, d. 4 Nov 1832 (Age 12 years)
	7. Sarah Shuh, b. 9 Jun 1823, d. 8 Apr 1893, Berlin, Waterloo Township, Waterloo County, Ontario (Age 69 years)
	8. John Shuh, b. 30 Oct 1828
	9. Magdalena Shuh, b. 29 Nov 1829, Waterloo County, Ontario , d. 10 Jul 1893, Howick Township, Huron County, Ontario (Age 63 years)
	10. Jacob Shuh, b. 29 Jan 1831

Family ID F4216 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

Died - 8 Jan 1837 - Hay Township, Huron County, Ontario

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Notes

From Ezra Eby Book

Henry Schuh, "eldest son of Jacob Schuh, was born March 22nd, 1785. On October 13th, 1807, he was married to Mary Kaufman who was born August 17th, 1788, and died July 27th, 1854. In spring 1824, he, with wife and family of seven children, moved from York County, Pennsylvania, to Canada and settled in Waterloo County, Ontario. They first located on the "Eschelman Farm" east of Berlin, now possessed by Henry S. Boehmer. Here they resided one year, then, in 1825, he purchased a farm two miles east of Berlin, now possessed by Cyrus Cressman, to which place he then moved. Their family consisted of ten children, of whom the three youngest were born in this county. He was an ordained minister of the Mennonite body whom he served faithfully unto his end. He died in Hay Township, Huron County, while engaged in fulfilling his ministerial appointments. While taking refreshments at the home of one of his friends he had a stroke of paralysis causing instant death. His death took place January 8th, 1837."