Jonathan-Claire - Person Sheet
Jonathan-Claire - Person Sheet
NameKULP, Hans Casper 
, 9G Grandfather
, 9G GrandfatherBirth Date13 Jul 1692
Birth PlaceSwartzenau, Germany
Immi Date15 Sep 1729 Age: 37
Immi PlacePennsylvania
Memoon the ship “Allen”
Death Date30 Apr 1770 Age: 77
Death PlaceChester County, South Carolina
Misc. Notes
It is possible that Hans immigrated with fellow Schwartzenau Brethren who were an Anabaptist Group.
Hans Casper settled in Bucks County, PA and owned several properties in Pennsylvania, but had moved to Anson County South Carolina by 1753.
Some researchers had decided that he was a son of Peter Kolb and a grandson of Dielman Kolb of Wolfsheim; however, he came with Alexander Mack, leader of the German Baptist Brethren and Hans Casper is recorded as being part of that group at Schwarzenau. So, he was a member of the Brethren church and not Mennonite and pretty surely not a descendant of Dielman Kolb of Wolfsheim.
Through DNA there is confirmation Hans Casper Kolb and his descendants does not match the patterns of the descendants of Dielman Kolb. We also now know that there are many Kolb families who are not related to each other.
Hans Casper settled in Bucks County, PA and owned several properties in Pennsylvania, but had moved to Anson County South Carolina by 1753.
Some researchers had decided that he was a son of Peter Kolb and a grandson of Dielman Kolb of Wolfsheim; however, he came with Alexander Mack, leader of the German Baptist Brethren and Hans Casper is recorded as being part of that group at Schwarzenau. So, he was a member of the Brethren church and not Mennonite and pretty surely not a descendant of Dielman Kolb of Wolfsheim.
Through DNA there is confirmation Hans Casper Kolb and his descendants does not match the patterns of the descendants of Dielman Kolb. We also now know that there are many Kolb families who are not related to each other.