3. SEBASTION3 SCHADE (GEORGE2, JOHANN SEBASTIAN1) was born 1750, and died July 14, 1814 in Cumberland, Lycoming County, PA. He married (1) MARY. He married (2) MARIA MAGADALENA OHMENSELLER March 30, 1794 in German Reformed Church, Philadelphia, PA. He married (3) ELIZABETH CHAMBERS 1801.
Children of SEBASTION SCHADE and MARY are:
4. i. NANCY "ANNA"4 SCHADE, b. April 04, 1776, Pfoutz Valley, Greenwood Twp, Perry, PA; d. May 15, 1861, Seneca Falls, NY.
ii. CATHARINE SCHADE, b. May 30, 1778, Pfoutz Valley, Greenwood Twp, Perry, PA; d. February 23, 1862, Dunnstable Township, Clinton County, PA.
5. iii. ELIZABETH SCHADE, b. May 30, 1789, Pfoutz Valley, Greenwood Twp, Perry, PA; d. August 24, 1855, Howard, PA.
iv. SEBASTION SCHADEII, b. March 25, 1782; m. HANNAH HUNT.
v. JONATHAN SCHADE, b. December 20, 1785, Pfoutz Valley, Greenwood Twp, Perry, PA; d. 1829, Farrandsville, Clinton County, PA; m. ANNA.
vi. MARY SCHADE, b. 1789.
6. vii. PAUL SCHADE, b. 1792, Wayne Township, Clinton County, PA; d. 1861, Marion Township, Centre County, PA.
viii. ABSOLUM SCHADE, b. 1793, Wayne Township, Clinton County, PA; d. March 15, 1862, Galt, Waterloo County, Ontario, Canada.
According to the best information, Johann Sebastian Shade, his wife, and family emigrated from Germany to Bern Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania in 1727. Around 1747 he claimed 200 acres of choice farm land in what is now Shade Valley, Bell Township, Huntingdon Co., PA. Shade Valley, Shade Mountain, and Shade Gap were all named after him. The Shade families had large, impressive stone houses and large barns. They often built bank barns. The homesteads were well planned and built in the style of homes in Germany. During the winter of 1777-1778, the family hauled produce in conestoga wagons to the Continental troops stationed at Valley Forge, PA
===son George
pg 56 "Shade Family Ancestors" - lived in Bern Twp., Berks Co., PA where he attended a private school . When he was 19, he took a job grinding wheat into flour at a local gristmill and learned to make repairs to the mill . This gave him a knowlege to construct gristmills as an independent contractor.
As early as 1755 George built a house, barn and outbuildings in Pfout's Valley where he made his home until 1774.
=== George's son Sebastian
from pg57 "Our Shade Ancestors" - After the death of his father, Sebastian took ownership of the gristmill and operated it until June 11, 1794, when he sold the mill and moved to Lycoming County. He purchased land in Buffalo Twp. near Mount Patrick or Berry Falls as it was then called. There he built a gristmill in 1788 and operated it until 1810 when he moved to the borough of Bellefonte, Center County where he probably spent the remaining years of his life.
===Sebastians daughter Elizabeth
Elizabeth Shade baptized in St. Michaelšs Church Pfountz Valley, Greenwood Twp, PA
=== Elizabeths daughter Nancy (Tipton) Gardner
Following is an article that was on a page of general news in the West Union Republican Gazette, West Union, IA 11/16/1883
The body of Mrs. Gardner arrived at Dr. Fullers yesterday from Stockton, Kansas where she died. The funeral will be held at the residence of Dr. Fuller today at 1 o'clock, preliminary to the burial at Auburn. Mrs. Gardner was the mother of J.W. at Rock Rapids, Jo, of this city and Mrs. Callender, of Stockton, who accompanies the remains. She was also a sister of Mrs. Dr. Fuller.
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More About Elizabeth Shade and William Tipton, Sr: Marriage: 07/05/1801
Children of Elizabeth Shade and William Tipton, Sr are:
Mary Tipton, b. 08/28/1802, Centre County, PA, d. 12/10/1836, Centre County, PA.
Elizabeth Shade (b. 05/30/1780, d. 08/24/1855)
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