Individual Details

Henry Cunrad

(25 Jan 1763 - 12 Feb 1838)

he learned the trade of a weaver which he followed afterwards in conjunction with farming.He was a member of Plymouth Meeting. Both he and eight of his twelve children are buried in the graveyard of Plymouth Meeting.

Events

Birth25 Jan 1763Pennsylvania
Marriage27 Feb 1787Anne Osborne
Event19 Oct 1795Whitpain township
Death12 Feb 1838
Alt nameHenry Conard

Families

SpouseAnne Osborne (1770 - 1852)
ChildBenjamin Cunrad ( - )
FatherJohn Cunrad ( - 1793)
MotherAnn Rogers (1721 - 1807)
SiblingRobert Cunrad (1749 - 1818)
SiblingCatharine Cunrad ( - 1822)
SiblingBenjamin Cunrad (1758 - 1817)
SiblingSarah Cunrad ( - 1825)

Notes

Event

Eight years after Henry's marriage he bought the farm on the Jolly Road in Whitpain Township, containing about 133 acres, on which John M. Conrad now resides (1891). It was deeded to him by "The Corporation for the Relief of the Widows and Children of Clergymen in the Communion of the Church of England in America," Here he continued to live during the remainder of his life, and a family of twelve children was born to him and his wife Anne.

Death

Henry died at his home in Whitpain, on 12th mo. 2d, 1838, in the seventy-sixth year of his age. His wife survived him, and con- tinued to live at the old homestead with her son Nathan. Henry's estate amounted to about eleven thousand dollars.His homestead he left to his widow for life Thones Kunders and his childi and at her death to his son Nathan, who was to pa\- $3,700 to the other heirs.