Notes:

Fort Everett, near where the Gerhart Indian attack occurred, was named after her grandfather, per "Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania" , 1916, Vol I, p 152-153.

Her gravestone lies between Berks and Lehigh Co, assumed to be the Jerusalem Church Cmty; markings obliterated.

Magdelena married BROBST Michael. Michael (son of BROBST Jean Michael and ALBRECHT Maria Elizabeth) was born in ABT. 1751 in Albany Twp, Berks Co, PA; died on 12 Oct 1814 in Albany Twp, Berks Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

1. BROBST Susannah was born on 8 Sep 1786 in Reading, Berks Co, Pennsylvania; died on 23 Sep 1858 in Lawrence County, IL; was buried in Brian Cemetery, Lawrence Co, IL.

Notes:

He came from Jamaica, Long Island, NY. By 1750, he was in Lynn Twp, Northampton Co, PA.

Fort Everett, Lynn Twp, Lehigh/Northampton Co, named after him. Per Frontier Forts of Pennsylvania, Vol I, p. 152-153, 1916. In some records, he is referred to as "Justice Thomas Everett".

He and Catharina Barbara were sponsors on Nov 13 1757 for Catharina Barbara, daughter of Michael and Maria Elisabeth Albrecht, and on Sep 2 1764, for Thomas, daughter of the same Albrechts.

This history of this family is recorded in "Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families", 1982.

Notes:

"Karen Mariea"

Owned land next door to John Jacob Albrecht in 1740, in Amith Township, Berks County, PA. They were also neighbors of Daniel Boone!

The hame Everett has been spelled in various records as Everith, Everhard, Eberth, Everitt.

Thomas is referred to as "Justice Thomas Everett" in some records.

This history of this family is recorded in "Genealogies of Pennsylvania Families", 1982.

Thomas married SANDS Batsheba. Batsheba (daughter of SANDS James and CORNELL\CORNWALL\CROMWELL Mary) was born in ABT. 1700 in Sands Point, NY; died in BEF. 1742 in Lynn Twp, Lehigh Co, PA. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Note:
From Jan Binkley:
"About Bathsheba who m. Thomas Everett Sr. -- I've seen the family name as both Sanda and Sands, plus other options (see below). The Brobst web site inputter chose Sanda -- I expect it's one of those handwriting things --
I often can't tell the difference between a final a and a final s in my
own scribbles. The History of the Town of Southampton (Long Island NY)
pub. 1918 says Sands Point was named after the family -- in an article on
a "sea tiger" captured 1853, written by A. R. Sands (with -s). A William
Eardeley supposedly wrote notes on the Sands (-s) family in Long Island.
The Compendium of Am. Genealogy vol VI says James Sands/Sandes/Sandys
1622-1695 b. in England m. Katherine Walker & Sarah Walker (dau. of John
Walker), moved 1635 to Boston, 1640 Portsmouth RI, then to Block Island
NY. Book called Ancient Town of Pelham (p.7-8) said in 1650s this James
as a young man built a house for Anne Walker Hutchinson, religious leader
who left Boston 1637/38. He went to RI 1642, moved to mouth of Hutchinson
River in NY (Eastchester) summer of 1643; was Dep. Gen. Court for New
Shoreham County 1665, asst. warden 1676, Commander of militia in King
Philip's (Indian) War. That gives us 4 possible spelling of the family
name and the suggestion that it's English."

James married CORNELL\CORNWALL\CROMWELL Mary. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Mother's name per Jan Binkley: "From the Compendium mentioned, I got Mary Cornell/Cromwell as wife of the younger James Sands 1672 (b. Block Is. NY)-d. after 1730 (will 9.21.1730) at Sands Pt (Jamaica) LINY. His will left money to"
granddaughter Sarah Everett". His children were Othniel 1699-1757 who m.
Susan Lang in 1793; James; John who moved to Amity Tp PA abt 1732; Abijah
who moved to Amity with John; Mary whose tombstone says 1741-1742 per
Geneal. A,. Families p.486; Zerviah (fem); Sarah; Bathsheba b. abt 1700
at Sands Pt NY - d. bef. 1742, m. Thos Everett Sr. The Sands descendants
in PA must have come from John and Abijah."