Notes

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After 1789, they left Maryland and moved to Shenendoah Valley

After 1810 they moved to Kentucky via Appilachain Mountains on foot. Then to Indianna.

Burried in Wolfe Cemetary, adjacent to Henry and Esther Baker

1820 census of Harrison County, Indiana Conrad "Youtz" is 26-45 years old (1775-1794)
with 2 males under 10 years old (Edward b. 1812 and Henry Baker b. 1814), 1 female 26-45
years old (Elizabeth Baker b. 1790), and 2 females under 10 years old (Elizabeth b. 1819
and Lucy Ann b. 1819)

1840 census of Georgetown Township of Floyd County Indiana (page 161), listed as
Coonrod UTZ 50-60 years old (1780-1790 - Conrad was b. 1783 ), 2 males 5-10 years
old (1830-1835 - Conrad b. 1832 and Benjamin F. b. 1835) , 2 males 10-15years old
(1825-1830 - John H. b. 1828 and ??); 1 female 15-20 (1820-1825 - Unknown ), 1 female
20-30 years old (1810-1820 - Elizabeth and Lucy were b. 1819), and 1 female 50-60 years
old (1780-1790 - Elizabeth was b. 1790 ); agriculture

1850 census of Georgetown Township of Floyd County, Indiana (page 4??), Conrad
is listed, 69 (68?) years old, born in Maryland, m. Elizabeth (#288) or (#97)

From the Biography of Shelby Summers (Conrad?s grandson): Elizabeth Utz was born in
Indiana, and was the daughter of Conrad and Elizabeth (Baker) Utz who were born in
Rockingham County, VA, the former in 1784, and the latter in1790.

From Volume X-2, page 120 of the Hoosier Journal and Floyd County Land Records: In section 30
Coonrad UTZ purchased 163 Acres on 31 August 1824. (Note Adam UTZ (#54)
purchased 167.27 acres in the same section on 9 Apr, 1825)

From Pioneer Ancestors of Members of the Society of Indiana Pioneers (page 223);
listed is: Conrad UTZ : b. 1784 in VA, settled in Floyd County by 1824 Elizabeth Baker
UTZ, b. 1790 in VA, settled in Floyd County by 1824

In Floyd County, Indiana Conrad Utz was a member of the German Lutheran Reform Church

1820 census of Harrison County, Indiana Elizabeth (Baker) is listed with Conrad "Youtz" 26-45 years old (1775-1794)

1840 census of Georgetown Township of Floyd County Indiana (page 161), Elizabeth is listed with Coonrod UTZ as being 50-60 years old (1780-1790)

Indianna Pioneer

Notes

Note H14 Index

The Utz family, like the Summers, emigrated to the
United States from Wuertemmberg in the 1700's.
Also like the Summers, they settled in the Shenandoah
Valley of Virginia prior to emigrating to southern
Indiana in 1818. These two families, along with the
Baker's and the Engleman's, had close associations
in Virginia and migrated to Indiana together. Elizabeth
Utz, born in Indiana after the migration, married Joseph
Summers who was one year old when the migration
occurred. The surname Utz may have had the same
origination as the "Ott" name, but there is no known
connection between these two families in Germany.

They lived near Lineberry or Lineboro, Baltimore County, Maryland on the southside of the Great Falls of Gunpowder. When Henry died about 1789, Barbara married again and the family moved to Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. By 1820, Conrad and Adam were living in Indiana.

There was a law suit between daughter Elizabeth and her husband Laurence Fried/Freet 14 Dec. 1815 against John, Barbara, John Easterline & Catherine his wife, Adam UTZ, and Conrad UTZ, Henry UTZ since his death (Jr.) The mother Barbara UTZ had MARRIED John Dowdle and in 1815 Adam and Conrad were in Ky. Or Indiana. 18th March 1797 a bond of conveyance for said Lot (Henry UTZ Sr.?s Lot) was drawn and signed by the said Easterline and all the children of age, that the children who were----, afterwards and after they----arrived at the age of twenty one yrs. Signes the said bond?.. SOURSE: Chancery Court Record #17, 898-1886 Maryland Archives.

No church records were found showing CHR dates of any of Henry and Barbara UTZ?s children at the family church Trinity United Church of Christ, Manchester, Maryland.

Residence 1: Hanging Rock, Lineberry, Baltimore County, Maryland

Residence 2: Maryland

Residence 3: Shenandoah Valley Will 1: October 3, 1789, Filed Will 2: January 28, 1808, Returned.

Signer of the 1768 Joppa Petition of Baltimore County

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List of Foriegners imported in the ship: Brigatine Richard and Elizabeth,
Christopher Clymer, master, from Rotterdam, qulaified 9/28/1733:
Hans Jacob Utz-27 years old,
Hans Georg Utz-50 years old,
Maria Catherina Uts-24 years old

The ship landed in Pennsylvania, they then settled in Maryland

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